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When an exceptional London policeman discover a cult of murderers in a remote English village, he and his clumsy partner must bring them to justice.
Thanks FFF and Alan, I definitely agree with all of your points. With the inciting event I wanted to write that it was the involuntary relocation, but I was a little confused because to me there seemed to be two major events and I wasn't sure which one to write without going over the word count. HerRead more
Thanks FFF and Alan, I definitely agree with all of your points. With the inciting event I wanted to write that it was the involuntary relocation, but I was a little confused because to me there seemed to be two major events and I wasn’t sure which one to write without going over the word count.
Here is my revised version of the logline, I would really appreciate more critique as I am learning to write better loglines 🙂 – (I’m not sure if this logline really describes the movie as a comedy, I’m struggling with that part).
“A London cop with an overdeveloped sense of duty is involuntarily reassigned to a remote English village. He suspects foul play after a series of grisly accidents, and discovers a dark secret amongst the town residents. He and his clumsy new partner must now work together to bring justice to the small town of Sandford.”
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I really like this logline. It clearly describes the goal, the conflict and the protagonist. I haven't seen the movie yet, so I might be wrong but the "in order to truly belong" bit seems a little vague to me.
I really like this logline. It clearly describes the goal, the conflict and the protagonist.
See lessI haven’t seen the movie yet, so I might be wrong but the “in order to truly belong” bit seems a little vague to me.
"As a wealthy upper-class young man enters adulthood during the second US civil war, he is suddenly disowned and ousted from his family estate, causing him to experience the life of the impoverished in a military-industrial society, eventually joining the ranks on the front line to prove to his father he deserves his inheritance."
Hello, I think this is a good logline, but I feel it's a bit too long and wordy.
Hello, I think this is a good logline, but I feel it’s a bit too long and wordy.
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